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My husband worked at Reed College in the kitchen for two consecutive Ren Faires and saw rampant drug use. There was a bus parked by the kitchen with the words "drug bus" painted on the side and personally saw many many students in the bus and around the bus getting high. In the kitchen he and other staff were instructed to let students cook their own food and not interefere with anything they made, including multiple batches of pot brownies and other type of food. It was obvious from his experience there that there was no attempt to curb drug use during this faire as university staff were all over campus along with these high students.

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